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Iluv2hunt
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Not much of a story. i got in my ground blind around 3. Around 4 this herd popped out in the road. I picked out the biggest sow and waited for her to give me a broadside profile. let her have it with the ole trusty 30-30 and a 170gr Core-Lokt. 175# on my POS 100 year old scale
I got the entire thing on video. I will upload to youtube when get home in a couple days

In the cooler by 5:30 PM

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30.06
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Very nice allen bet she will be tasty!!

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X711
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what? no .22 with cb's?? thought that was you go to hog "thumper"?

What parts do you all butcher up on a hog that size? (ask cause the 150lb'ish boar i just shot, i just did back straps and they were kinda chewy.. figured it was to big for a good meat)

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davedirt
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Nice.........

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Skunk Ape
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what? no .22 with cb's?? thought that was you go to hog "thumper"?

What parts do you all butcher up on a hog that size? (ask cause the 150lb'ish boar i just shot, i just did back straps and they were kinda chewy.. figured it was to big for a good meat)

That entire hog,there is no reason any pork should be tough cept for lack of cooking skills. Slow and low is the rule.

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